EMI : Catalog Corner : Just The Facts : Goodbye, Charles Brown The influential blues singersongwriter-pianist Charles Brown Jewel, Ace/Westsideand Bullseye sam Cooke (RCA YOURSELF ANOTHER FOOL (Frank haywood/Monroe Tucker http://www.emimusicpub.com/worldwide/music/catalog_jtf_goodbye-charles-brown-a-t
Extractions: him to join her on tour. Charles' endless love for classical music and popular love songs shone through each and every performance and his energy and warmth flowed across the stage as a whole new generation discovered his glowing talent. A contemporary of Nat 'King' Cole in his early days, Charles helped popularize what became known as 'cocktail blues'; indeed, tho' his songs often told tragic tales, his velvet-coated voice overcame the subject matter, hypnotizing the listener as he caressed each well-crafted lyric. His classic early recordings are owned by EMI Records and he was the last
A U S J A Z Z - Tim Stevens To Umbria The pianist Tim Stevens, along with Nick haywood (bass) and Tony and, on receivingtwo copies of the Browne haywood Stevens CD Years later sam Keevers and I http://www.ausjazz.com/news/stevens.htm
Extractions: by Eric Myers The pianist Tim Stevens, along with Nick Haywood (bass) and Tony Floyd (drums), began his sole performance at the Wangaratta festival at 4 pm on Sunday, November 5. Little did he, or anyone else, imagine that, about an hour later, he would be part of an Australian contingent invited to perform at the next Umbria Jazz festival (in July, 2001). Carlo Pagnotta was mesmerised immediately by Tim Stevens's work: his touch on the piano, his lyricism, his harmonic command, his intelligence, his taste. Pagnotta insisted on meeting Tim after the performance and, on receiving two copies of the Browne Haywood Stevens CD Sudden In a Shaft of Sunlight , announced that, the following week in New York, he would give one CD to his friend Bruce Lundvall of Blue Note, and the other to Tommy Li Puma of Universal. Tim might be forgiven for feeling somewhat vindicated by Carlo Pagnotta's immediate interest in his music. 1999 had not been a very good year. Tim had made the short list of ten for the semi-finals of the 1999 piano competition at the Wangaratta National Jazz Awards, but did not make the final three. In the 1999 ARIA awards, Sudden In a Shaft of Sunlight made the short-list of five for the Best Australian Jazz Release (out of 33 nominations), but was edged out by the Andrew Speight Quartet's self-titled bop CD.
Extractions: 9th July 2002 - 13th July 2002 The Cast Principal's BUGSY MALONE... Richard Lovegrove BLOUSEY BROWN... Carley Edmonds FAT SAM STACETTO... Randall Stagg TALLULAH... Shelley Thompson DANDY DAN... Caleb Crosby FIZZY... Brent Vile LEROY SMITH... Michael Judd Fat Sams Gang Dandy Dans Gang Nick McDougall Justin Duncan Ritzy Joshua Nott Laughing Boy Adam Martin Angelo Hamish Lane Shoulders Luke Thompson-Leane Louie Jake McKenzie Benny Lee Jesse Bryant Snake Eyes Jordan Fleming Yonkers Craig Newman Roxy Robinson Cain Bryant Doodle Matthew Johnston Fat Sams Girls Bijoux Thespians Courteney Fleming TBA Loretta Jessica Hind Lena Marelli Alex Mitchell Dotty Amy Edwards Opera Singer Ruth Tiffen Bangles Louise Govoronsky The Great Marbini Alex Mullhall Velma Melinda Taylor Ventriloquist Nathan Hunt Dummy Josh Coughlan Ensemble Flash Frankie Liam Kearney Alex Mullhall Paper Boy Kellie Gnauck Radio Announcer Georgia Munden Waitress Lara Low French Violinist Angela Robson Louella Chantelle Da Gasso Butler Michael Halcrow Captain Smolsky Erica Lovell ODreary Ben Ross Suzy Scoop Alicia Bell Camera Man William Bond Chinese Laundry Worker #1 Melanie Heard Chinese Laundry Worker #2 Jessica Quoy Chinese Laundry Worker #3
Jazz Information Dave Bowman who's a good pianist but no Erskine Hawkins, sam Lowe, Wilbur Bascombe,Marcellus Green ward Sims, trombones; William John son haywood Henry, James http://home.att.net/~joeshepherd/jazz/jazz23.html
Extractions: VOL. I, NO. 13 DECEMBER 8, 1939 TEN CENTS BOBBY MARTIN AT "THE PLACE" Bobby Martin, American colored trumpeter who returned from a long stay in Europe recently, now has a four piece band at The Place, in Greenwich Village. Martin, who went to Europe with Sam Wooding's orchestra in the early twenties, remained to work in England and throughout the Continent, and gained the reputation of an outstanding musician. His band at The Place includes Richard Edwards, piano; Ural Dean, drums; and Samuel Steede, guitar. ERSKINE HAWKINS GETS LOUIS PART Erskine Hawklns, trumpet-playing bandleader has been signed for the role of the Negro trumpeter in the stage adaptation of "Young Man With A Horn", Dorothy Baker's Bix novel. The part, first assigned to Louis Armstrong, was left vacant when Armstrong joined the cast of "Swingin' The Dream". Ella Fitzgerald will also have a speaking and singing role in the dramatization of "Rick Martin's" life. WHO'S WHO IN SHAKESPEARE Zutty Singleton, not Sidney Catlett, is playing drums with Bud Freeman's orchestra in "Swingin' The Dream" - no matter what the programs and reviews say. Catlett is still playing in Armstrong's orchestra at the Cotton Club.
Extractions: Main Cast Geoffrey Rush as David as an Adult Justin Braine as Tony Sonia Todd as Sylvia Chris Haywood as Sam Alex Rafalowicz as David as a Child Gordon Poole as Eisteddfod Presenter Armin Mueller-Stahl as Peter Nicholas Bell as Ben Rosen Danielle Cox as Suzie as a child Rebecca Gooden as Margaret Marta Kaczmarek as Rachel John Cousins as Jim Minogue Noah Taylor as David as an Adolescent Paul Linkson as State Champion Announcer Randall Berger as Isaac Stern
Index To San Antonio Register Harris, Marquis Lafayette sam Huston dean presidentelect of 1940/11/29 5 Harrison,Hazel pianist on tour haywood, Charles SA boy does redecorating for Calif. http://www.lib.utsa.edu/Archives/Sar/sarh.html
(Type A Title For Your Page Here) He also sat in with Riley BB King's pianist. made recordings and acted as talent scoutfor sam Phillips and Bobby Womack, Three Dog Night, Leon haywood and the http://www.roosterblues.com/Artists/Ike_Turner/Ike_Turner.html
Extractions: Here and Now Ike was born in Clarksdale Ms., Novermber 5, 1931. His mother bought him a piano at age 7 after he was inspired listening to Pinetop Perkins practicing at Ike's childhood friend Ernest Lane's house. (Ernest is in the current Kings of Rhythm band playing piano). Ike quickly absorbed Pinetop's lessons and before he entered his teenage years he was backing up Robert Nighthawk and Sonny Boy Williamson at clubs and when they played live in the studio on radio broadcasts. Ike began to build his skills as a band leader and writer as a young teen. He also sat in with Riley B.B. King's pianist. King noted at the time: "I'd know Ike Turner from the Delta...Helluva piano player. Plus he could dance and organize a band. He was younger than me, but more advanced. Serious writer. Ike was in tune with the grown-up music when he was still a kid." In the early 1950s Ike brought talented musicians from the Delta to record at the memphis Recording Service, later named Sun Studios. In addition to recording his own sides with his Kings of Rhythm, Ike made recordings and acted as talent scout for Sam Phillips and the Bihari Brothers of Modern Records. Ike was on the piano on the first sides of Howlin Wolf, and B.B. King's first number 1 hit "3 O'Clock Blues" He also recorded Bobby Blue Bland, his dear friend Little Milton Campbell, and Elmore James, Junior Parker and more. In 1952-3 Ike began to play the guitar in addition to piano. Her recorded several sides for the Modern Label in the next few months that were later released as the album "Rock the Blues" which Lester Bangs says may have been "the greatest guitar record of all time." Ike's distinctive "Whammy Bar" sound was developed at this time is in evidence to this day.
March 25 jockey In 1960, haywood Nelson, NYC, actor (haywoodGrady, Dwayne dies at 78 In 1991,Lee Donn, pianist, dies of traded to St Louis for pitchers sam Jones Don http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/march/0325.html
October 07 Horse's Mouth) In 1909, Shura Cherkassky, pianist In 1911 pitcher (SF Giants) In1964, sam Brown, English Tour golfer In 1969, Martin haywood, cricketer (NSW http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/october/1007.html
CUNY Graduate Center Film Series - Fall 2002 Justin Braine, Sonia Todd, Chris haywood, Alex Rafalowicz Helfgott, the film chartsthe pianist's nervous breakdown Nagler, Arlen Dean Snyder, and sam Robards. http://math.gc.cuny.edu/fridayfilmfestival_fall2002_index.html
Extractions: (Rm. C419) of the CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue, NYC. There are films in this series. Each film will be shown on a Friday evening at 6pm , August 30th through December 20th (with the exceptions of two Fridays, Sept. 6th and Nov. 29th). Doors open at 5:30pm . Early arrival is suggested as seating is limited. The running time of each film is indicated in the table below following the year in which the film was released. Click on each title for additional information within this website. Clicking on titles that are listed after the table will take you to further information on that particular film at IMDB [the Internet Movie Database], the web's premiere movie site. Some of you may prefer, however, to wait until after you have seen the film to read about the plot and analyze the reviews.
Extractions: This is A Personal History - an Outline of North American Popular Music and Its Assimilation From and Merger Into World Music I have listened to most of the listed musicians live - since the mid-1950s - or I have personal music library copies of each of the categories of earlier performance(s), performer(s) - and types of music, interspersed amongst other types and sources of music - early to present - from around the globe. The topic has many judgemental problems, simply because we do not all have the same preferences, in food, drink, temperature, or sounds. What we call Classical Music, or Renaissance, or Gregorian Chant, were and are forms of popular music... As are Ragas, Cumbia, Tango, Shamizen, Flamenco, Gamelan or ? If you have trouble believing me, listen to a little Charles Alkan, or Godowsky from the Classical MIDI Archives (below)... But don't forget to come back!!!! My Problem is that I like most all of them, I even enjoy truly great accordian (bandoneon) players... This Chronology is mostly about North American Popular Music forms other than Blue Grass, Country and Western or Rock 'n' Roll. If I were also to include the Caribbean, Central and South America, there would be a lot more branches on the tree. (Maybe later?) I am still looking forward to the next real innovation... Since the mid 1970s North American Popular Music has languished at edges of Heavy Metal, and pointless Angst Rock-and-Roll. But, every once in a While...
Combos Of Nashville 50's & 60's Drummer Bill Smith Vocalist and pianist Richard Williams The Buckinghams, The BeauBrummels, sam the Sham Drumhead THE UNITED STEEL Joe haywood Bass, Danny http://nashlinks.com/shadows.htm
Extractions: first got together in September of 1957 playing dances at what was then the Madison Fire Hall. John Sturdivant on baritone sax, John Richards on Tenor sax, Ernie Winfrey on drums, and Donny Green on guitar. We picked up Willo Collins on guitar and Hershel Hopper on electric bass, piano and drums. Hershel was a versatile guy. The five of them played University of Alabama, Auburn, Georgia Tech, U.T. and Vanderbilt frats as well as other college and high school frats and sororities throughout the south on a weekly basis for the busiest part of four years. The Monarchs opened shows for Johnny Cash (before he was country) Brenda Lee and Al Green. Hargis (Pig) Robins played piano on a lot of local gigs but could not travel with them due to the session obligations he had at the time. In between jobs they played sessions for Revis Studios on lower Second Avenue. Submitted by Donny Green THE GATORS
BLUES ACCESS Online: New Releases haywood Gregory, the swing revival might not have died which featured Frosts gutsyharp, sam Carrs 75year-old former Howlin Wolf pianists fourth http://www.bluesaccess.com/No_47/newrelease.html
Extractions: Storyville STCD 8049 Recorded live in Chicago in 1975, shortly after the Myers brothers reformed the group after laying off for more than a decade, this CD includes guest appearances by guitarists Joe Carter and Bobby King, singer Johnny Drummer (who does a terrific turn on "Sweet Home Chicago") and others. Louis Myers guitar is alternately sharp and greasy, laying down fleet lines on "Youre the One" and stinging staccato on "Dont Throw Your Love on Me So Strong," and Dave Myers large and to-the-point bass playing is just about perfect throughout. Drummer Fred Below, "king of the Chicago beat," is rock steady and typically graceful, although Marcelle Morgantinis vocal-biased recording is only fair and most of the bands subtlety is lost in the murk. About half of the material on this CD is previously unreleased. Dave Kirby
History Of First United Methodist Church, Niceville, Florida Mr. Roush became the pianist. haywood Scott came to Niceville and 'served for fouryears. Rev. sam Hudgens came to Niceville Methodist Church, June 1963. http://www.fumcniceville.org/history.htm
Extractions: Home A Brief History of First United Methodist Church, Niceville Florida In November, Conference met and decided to send Reverend C. F. Butrum to serve the Niceville Church. However, since he had other churches in the Freeport charge, he preached only the fourth Sunday of each month. At first he held services in the High School; located on the west side of Boggy Bayou near the area of the present Nice-Valp Parts store. Later services were held in the Woodman of the World Hall, then located near First Baptist Church. Reverend Butrum served one year. In 1916 Reverend Gilbert served as pastor, followed by B. A. Sellars in 1917, in turn by J. M Mathison in 1918; then R. J. Coxwell in 1919 and W. F. Floyd in 1920.
Any-Day-in-History PAGE Of SCOPE SYSTEMS. 1960 haywood Nelson New York NY, actor (haywoodGrady, Dwayne pianist, dies at 781991 Lee Donn pianist, dies of traded to St Louis for pitchers sam Jones Don http://www.scopesys.com/cgi/today2.cgi?askday=25&askmonth=03
Australian Film Festival 1998 Marcus Eyre, Heather Bolton, sam Johnson, Lesley Classical pianist David Helfgott'slife is charted from Gielgud, Justin Braine, Chris haywood, Alex Rafalowicz http://www.upd.edu.ph/~film_ctr/cinesked/1998/aussie98feat.html
Extractions: Two schizophrenics meet during therapy and fall passionately in love. Ahead of them lies an inevitable road to disaster that they need to share to the end. Direction and Screenplay: Michael Rymer. Cinematography: Ellery Ryan. Editing: Dany Cooper. Sound: Frank Lipson. Production Design: Chris Kennedy. Costume: Kerri Mazzocco. Music: Gavin Friday, Maurice Seezer and John Clifford White. Cast: John Lynch, Jacqueline McKenzie, Colin Friels, Deborra-Lee Furness, Daniel Daperis, Robyn Nevin, David Argue, Geoff Brooks, Humphrey Bower, Jane Menelaus, Alex Pinder, Marcus Eyre, Heather Bolton, Sam Johnson, Lesley Baker, Peter Sardi. 1995 105 minutes color 35mm Classical pianist David Helfgott's life is charted from the 1950s to the '80s. Troubled by early adversity that includes defying his domineering father and failing to cope with the separation from his family, he suffers a nervous breakdown and retreats into his own world. After a decade of obscurity, the musician resurfaces. Through the love and support of one woman he bumps into by chance, he goes on to attain personal and professional triumph. Academy Award-Oscar (Nomination for Best Picture, United States); Golden Globe Award (Nomination for Best Motion Picture-Drama, United States); National Board of Review (Best Picture, United States); Australian Film Institute (Best Film)
DOUGLAS PAYNE: REVIEWS straightahead jazz tracks featuring pianist Cedar Walton Seldon Powell woodwinds,baritone sax; haywood Henry baritone sax Hickss piano and sam Newsomes http://www.dougpayne.com/dprev898.htm
Extractions: (Verve) Perhaps as good as any compilation can get, could have been better (where’s "A Little Three-Four" and "Jack V. Schwartz" from But Not Really or "Les McNasty" and "Bat Man" from Beaux J. Poo Boo Tracks: Collective Personnel: Lee Katzman: trumpet; Seldon Powell or Jerome Richardson, Plas Johnson: tenor sax; Les McCann: piano, vocals; Vince Corrao, Jimmy Georgantones, Vinnie Bell or Carl Lynch: guitar; Leroy Vinnegar, Victor Gaskin: bass; Booker T. Robinson, Paul Humphrey, Frank Severino: drums; Lynn Blessing, Warren Chiasson: vibes; Aki Aleong, Joseph Torres, Ron Rich, Ric DeSilva: percussion. Snake Eyes (Palmetto) Naturally, Hatza is well steeped in the blue bop of Jimmy Smith. But, like Defrancesco, he seems to gravitate more toward the rapid-fire soulfulness of Charles Earland and the modal funk of Lonnie Smith (though he avoids the otherworlds of Larry Young that Defrancesco sometimes explores). The result on this set, the third of his Palmetto releases, is a pleasing program of solid riffing on catchy jazz rooted in soul, gospel, funk and blues. The Hatza Organization is a solid quartet, featuring returning guitarist Paul Bollenbeck (still poised to fulfill his promise, but good even in his Scofield bag), tenor man Ralph Lalama and drummer Dennis Chambers. The best moments are upbeat: the gospel funk of "Stand Up and Be Counted," the soul strut of "Change the World" and the mode supreme of "Trane Station." The remaining half dozen tunes have an attractive appeal that will sound familiar to those who enjoyed Hatza’s previous
Music Minder FATHER OF sam BROWN THE BEE GEES FIRST CHART SUCCESS IN BORN 1919 DIED FEBRUARY4, 1987 pianist AND SHOWMAN AND HAS NEVER LOOKED BACK NICK haywood BORN 1961 http://www.musicminder.com.au/onthisday05.asp
Extractions: ON THIS DAY music minder DATES AND EVENTS MAY MAY 1 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER SELLS OVER 25 MILLION COPIES. 1979 . RSO RECORDS NO 1 SINGLE AUSTRALIA 1988 "GOTTA GET OUT OF MY DREAMS, GET INTO MY CAR" " BILLY IDOL" GLENN FORD BORN 1916 - ACTOR LITTLE WALTER BORN . 1930 . ( MARION WATER JACKOBS ) LOUISIANA . USA BLUES AND HARMONICA PLAYER . DIED 1979 KATE SMITH BORN 1909 - SINGER THE BEATLES LAST SHOW IN BRITAIN 1966 . NO 1 ALBUM AUSTRALIA 1988 "HIT PIX" - " VAIRIOUS ARTISTS" RITA COOLIDGE BORN . 1955 . NASHVILLE , TENNESSEE . USA MARRIED KRIS KRISTOFFERSON MAY DAY . JOHNNY CASH AND BOB DYLAN TV SPECIAL TOGETHER AT THE GRAND OLE OPRY . 1969 ELVIS PRESLEY MARRIES PRISCILLA IN 1967 CITIZEN KANE PREMIERS IN 1941 STARRED 'ORSON WELLS' AND DIRECTED BY HIM AS WELL THE FILM IS STILL RATED AS ONE OF THE TOP FILMS EVER MADE NUMBER 1 UK SINGLE . 1971
Death And Funeral Notices Published taught Sunday school and was church pianist for many also leaves behind his father,Elder haywood Lilly (Badin Lilly (Washington, DC); uncle Will sam Deberry (Mt http://archives.charleston.net/archobits/2002/1-january/deaths0125.html
Extractions: Mr. Campbell was born in Dickson, Tenn., a son of the late John Daniel Campbell and Lila Curtis Campbell. He graduated from the University of Tennessee in 1946 and was a member of the KA Fraternity. Mr. Campbell was a Colgate-Palmolive representative from 1947-1965. In 1965 Mr. Campbell became the Orangeburg City Treasurer and retired in 1986. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church since 1948 where he served as deacon and elder. Mr. Campbell was an avid golfer and fisherman and was instrumental in the formation of Hillcrest golf course. He was a US Army veteran of World War II having entered the service at the age of 24 where he served from October 1942-January 1946 in Iceland and Europe. He attained the rank of Captain. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Katherine Still Campbell, of the home; 2 sons and daughter-in-laws, Michael Ransom Campbell and wife Nedra, Isle of Palms, S.C. and William Curtis Campbell and wife Tamra, Orangeburg, S.C.; 2 sisters, Mrs. Lila C. Stopinski, Tullahoma, Tenn. and Mrs. Ann C. Buchanan, Deland, Fla.; 2 grandson, Madison Roe Campbell and Hayden Lee Campbell both of Isle of Palms, S.C.; a granddaughter, Evan Alexandria Campbell, Orangeburg.
Arni´s Lefthand Basses Then there is Walter Duda Band ( pianist ) and a band His oldest brother haywood wasalso a jazz musician The Drifters, The Coasters, Mary Wells, and sam Daves http://www.leftybass.com/Steve Clarke.htm
Extractions: I love playing the most and try to play as much as possible these days. Main band is Sherry Winston ( flutist out of New York). Kind of Smooth Jazz if you most have a title. Then there is Walter Duda Band ( Pianist ) and a band called OFF THE HOOK, which is Acoustic guitar, Congas and Bass. Its a fun gig. Putting together own band ( hoping a 6 piece) will have 2nd Bass player. That is 1st priorty 2002. I have new CD out, not in stores yet, sold in Czech Republic,and Germany while on tour. Steve Clarke was born and raised in the "Hollow" of Bridgeport, CT and later moved to the east end of Bridgeport. He is the sixth of twelve children born to Haywood and Ruthe Clarke. Steve is from a musically inclined family. His father played the trumpet along side the late Eddie and Bobby Buster from New Haven, CT during the 1950's. His oldest brother Haywood was also a jazz musician. Additionally his other brothers played trumpet, bugle, and cornet particularly in the drum and bugle corps.
